Languages of the Caribbean
A number of languages are spoken in the Caribbean, most of a European origin. You can get by just about anywhere with English, but it’s fun to explore the islands and hear the local languages.
- Anguilla: English
- Antigua: English
- Aruba: Dutch, Papiamento, English, Spanish, Castilian
- Bahamas: English
- Barbados: English
- Bermuda: English, Portuguese
- British Virgin Islands: English
- Cancun: Spanish, English.
- Cayman Brac: English
- Curacao: Dutch, Papiamento, English, Spanish; Castilian
- Dominica: English, French Patois
- Dominican Republic: Spanish, Castilian
- Grand Cayman: English
- Grenada: English, French Patois
- Grenadines: English
- Guadeloupe: French, Creole Patois
- Haiti: French, Creole
- Jamaica: English, Patois
- Martinique: French, Creole Patois
- Puerto Rico: Spanish, Castilian, English
- St. Croix: English, Spanish, Castilian, French
- St. Kitts and Nevis: English
- St. Lucia: English
- St. Maarten: Dutch, English
- St. Thomas: English, Spanish, Castilian, French
- Tortola: English
- Trinidad & Tobago: Languages: English, Hindi, French, Spanish
- Turks & Caicos: English
- U.S. Virgin Islands: English, Spanish, Creole
French Patois is missing from St Lucia.Never heard French Patois in Grenada either
french creole is missing for st lucia
Belize is missing from the list of Caribbean countries.
I didn’t see languages for st.vincent
Suriname is missing from the list of Caribbean countries
hey , guyana is not on the list above . guyana is also a part of the caribbean nations , the official language is english other languages are amerindian dialets ,hindi,urdu etc.